Question

matter is made up of particles and can take the form of a solid, liquid, or gas. these forms are called states of matter. when matter changes from one state to another it is called a phase change. this change occurs when the amount of heat an object is receiving is increased or decreased.
freezing occurs when a liquid loses heat energy and becomes a solid. as the substance loses energy and cools down, the particles slow down and get fixed into place.
which of the following is an example of freezing?
water vapor becomes water droplets
ice becomes water vapor
liquid water becomes ice
ice becomes liquid water

Explanation:

Freezing is the process where a liquid changes to a solid by losing heat energy. Water is a common example. When liquid water loses heat and turns into ice, it is freezing. Water vapor becoming water droplets is condensation. Ice becoming water vapor is sublimation. Ice becoming liquid water is melting.

Answer:

liquid water becomes ice